Straw and biochar co-application: a strategy to reduce Cd–Zn bioavailability, alleviate microbial nutrient limitations and enhance soil C stability

Fertilizer regimes reshape microbial interaction networks without altering sugarcane rhizosphere diversity

Two decades of conservation agriculture enhances soil structure, carbon sequestration, and water retention in Mediterranean soils

Biochar addition enhances soil aggregate stability by modulating soil internal forces: the critical role of readily oxidized organic carbon and particulate organic carbon

Unraveling the plant growth promotion potential of <i>Pseudomonas</i> species isolated from the rhizosphere of <i>Lotus creticus</i> grown in the Mediterranean coastal regions of Morocco

Long-term storage of air-dried samples compromises water-extractable organic carbon as a soil health indicator

Straw and biochar co-application: a strategy to reduce Cd–Zn bioavailability, alleviate microbial nutrient limitations and enhance soil C stability

Fertilizer regimes reshape microbial interaction networks without altering sugarcane rhizosphere diversity

Two decades of conservation agriculture enhances soil structure, carbon sequestration, and water retention in Mediterranean soils

Biochar addition enhances soil aggregate stability by modulating soil internal forces: the critical role of readily oxidized organic carbon and particulate organic carbon

Unraveling the plant growth promotion potential of <i>Pseudomonas</i> species isolated from the rhizosphere of <i>Lotus creticus</i> grown in the Mediterranean coastal regions of Morocco

Long-term storage of air-dried samples compromises water-extractable organic carbon as a soil health indicator